Out now is “Es una bestia”, a brand new video from slovenian electro artist Wladyslaw Trejo for the title track of his recent EP. You can watch the video below. The video was made by Primo, a Spanish graphic designer and illustrator who publishes in national media such as El País, an activity that he combines with making videos for artists.

“Es una Bestia” collects a personal experience of the musician. Wladyslaw Trejo: “It speaks of an abrupt step from innocence to the most ruthless maturity, of a cruel confrontation against real life and its dramas, and of how the irrational can take over each one and make us go from victim to cruel executioner without a clear division.”

Here’s the video.

Prior to this single, Wladyslaw Trejo published a video for “Es una Bestia (preludio)”, a song made in collaboration with Polish artists Wiktor Stribog and Aleksandra Waliszewska, and which precedes the main title on the album.

Wladyslaw Trejo is also a member of the synthwave duo Slovenska Televiza. But in his solo project Wladyslaw he goes for electronics and industrial rhythms. His project is released on Polytechnic Youth, a British label founded by Dominic Martin.

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Genre/Influences: Minimal-electro, wave-pop.

Background/Info: Slovenska Televiza is a Spanish duo. I noticed they previously released the single “Bailes Valstīs”. “Documento” is released on vinyl format and features five songs.

Content: The main source of inspiration clearly comes from the 80s. The tracks are electro-driven and accomplished with a deeply minimal touch. The vocals are in the purest 80s spirit as well while featuring passages originally written by W. Shakespeare.

+ + + : The female vocals have something intriguing; a bit sterile-like and yet heavenly performed. The main satisfaction for sure appears in the 80s approach of the band. The electro-wave minimalism brings the 80s back alive and it even sounds as the songs were originally written during this magical decade.

– – – : Cool songs, but I’m missing a hit!

Conclusion: Slovenska Televiza smells like good-old electro-wave and will for sure catch the attention of 80s nostalgics.

Best songs: “Muskiz”, “Invierno En Agosto”.

Rate: (7).

Artist: www.facebook.com/slovenskateleviza

Label: www.peripheralminimal.co.uk / www.facebook.com/PeripheralMinimal

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